You are a graduate student in psychology, studying how long-haul truckers' optic flow affects the way they perceive objects as they drive. Which approach to perception are you using?
A. perception/action
B. comptuational
C. Pomerantzian
D. Gestalt
Answer: A
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a. decreased b. were unchanged in type c. were unchanged in severity d. increased
Trevor plans to study the relationship between people's responses to highly stressful situations and their overall health. He decides he must use correlational research, rather than experimental research, to investigate this problem. Trevor most likely chose a correlational method because correlational studies
a. tend to be more accurate than experiments. b. have higher internal validity than experiments when there are two dependent variables. c. can be used to study either positive or negative relationships, whereas experiments can only be used to study positive relationships. d. can be used to investigate factors that would be unethical to manipulate in an experimental study.
Interventions should be appropriate for the risk group/risk factor. Some ideas to consider while considering the appropriateness of interventions for the group is:
a. what type of language/vocabulary does the intended audience use? b. what type of images would your audience relate to when viewing the intervention? c. if you are targeting a specific group based on their sexual orientation, ethnic group or their age, consider what appeals to that target group. d. all of the above is correct
A design in which only one participant is used is to a(n) _____ design as a design in which only a few participants are used is to a _____ design
a. small-n; single-case b. single-case; small-n c. single-case; reversal d. ABA; small-n